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Detalle de: Effect of the Water Model in Simulations of Protein–Protein Recognition and Association

Title Effect of the Water Model in Simulations of Protein–Protein Recognition and Association
Abstract

We study self-association of ubiquitin and the disordered protein ACTR using the most commonly used water models. We find that dissociation events are found only with TIP4P-EW and TIP4P/2005, while the widely used TIP3P water model produces straightforward aggregation of the molecules due to the absence of dissociation events. We also find that TIP4P/2005 is the only water model that reproduces the fast association/dissociation dynamics of ubiquitin and best identifies its binding surface. Our results show the critical role of the water model in the description of protein–protein interactions and binding.

Apa Reference Emperador, A., Crehuet, R. & Guàrdia, E. (2021). Effect of the Water Model in Simulations of Protein–Protein Recognition and Association. Polymers, 13(2), 176. 10.3390/polym13020176
Doi 10.3390/polym13020176
Publication Date 6 Jan 2021
Publication Type Article
Researcher Ramon Crehuet Simón
Ontology Computational models and simulations, Protein-Protein Interactions
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